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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1999

Page

4

Creative capitalism landsman in prison

Jerry Rodney Rogers sits in a general jail cell serving an eighteen month sentence after pleading guilty to diverting private and federal insurance funds. He sold scooters as wheelchairs to bill programs, then moved bogus claims through a Ohio confederate using handicapped license plate lists from the DMV. The piece also riffs on state politics and personal homage, ending with a parable about a 15 year old boy and parental discipline.

Jerry Rodney Rogers Rogers Ohio U.S. Attorney's Office Department of Motor Vehicles

D Day memory and public life musings from Carl Langley

Senior writer Carl Langley reflects on civil rights age rules and the Normandy invasion anniversary. He notes a father son dispute over discipline ending when the son turns 18 and departs. The piece weaves quotes, legal cynicism, and a college professor anecdote about fighting for country duty.

Department of Social Services

Liberty Christian Academy 1999 graduates 12 students

The 1999 graduating class at Liberty Christian Academy has 12 members led by valedictorian Chad Kanagy. A ceremony at Hopeland Gardens Friday afternoon featured Julia Anderson Kenny Baugh nan Amanda Bragg Melissa Brown Ryan Ergle Cedric Hunter John Kanches Tracy Wood Jamey Woodward. Melissa Jordan and Trent Temples plan to graduate later this summer. The school on University Parkway, established in 1973 and linked to Liberty Baptist Church, has 104 students.

Liberty Christian Academy Chad Kanagy Hopeland Gardens Julia Anderson Kenny Baugh Nan Amanda Bragg Melissa Brown Ryan Ergle Cedric Hunter John Kanches Tracy Wood Jamey Woodward Melissa Jordan Trent Temples University Parkway Liberty Baptist Church

Savannah River Site hosts free safety open house

The Savannah River Site invites the public to a free safety open house at the Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center from 5 30 to 8 30 p m on Wednesday. The event, part of the 1999 SRS Safety Conference, features exhibits on boating motorcycle food and home fire safety plus interactive demonstrations including Walkenshut Services Inc K 9 unit and Smokey Bear. Attendees will learn safety tips for home work and on site with representatives from Bridgestone Firestone Granitevile Dixie Narco Williston International Paper Kimberly Clark and other local firms expected. The conference focuses on behavioral safety under the theme Opening Doors to a Safer Millennium.

Savannah River SRS Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center Ing Walkenhut Services Inc Bridgestone-Firestone Graniteville Dixie-Narco Williston International Paper Company Augusta Kimberly-Clark Advanced Glassfiber Yarns Aiken

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